Sentence examples similar to fitting lease from inspiring English sources
At a time when the Obama Administration is trying to cut carbon emissions, many have questioned how new coal leases fit with this goal.
Also completed in 1984 was the renovation of the dock traffic office, which was fitted out and leased to Granada Television.
(According to Ms. Gracia, no one gets a lease in her building without fitting a bohemian profile).
For technology start-ups that cannot afford annual asking rents that reach $70 a square foot in Cambridge, $60 in the suburbs and $100 in Boston, companies have obtained venture-capital financing to lease and fit up blocks of space for budding entrepreneurs.
You want to make sure you lease a space that fits your business needs.
By staying in the facility, "we were able to open a space that had been previously leased and was retrofitted to fit a school," she said.
For some years, the New Jersey employees have no longer been able to fit in the Woodcliff Lakes office, and BMW has leased two other small offices nearby.
Instead, Mindspace leases them and then makes them fit the startup's needs.
"What this court has done is give co-op boards the right to terminate leases as and when the board sees fit," Mr. Moody said.
The opposition Labour Party has agreed the building was not fit for purpose but said getting out of existing leases could bring "hidden costs".
